Himachal Pradesh is currently fighting with the aftereffects of heavy rains, leading to severe landslides that have disrupted normal life in the region. The continuous downpour has resulted in the closure of numerous roads, leaving thousands of people stranded and causing significant damage to infrastructure. Rescue and relief efforts are underway as authorities work tirelessly to restore connectivity and provide assistance to those affected by the landslides.
Widespread Disruption and Stranded Travelers
- Over 300 roads closed, cutting off access to various regions in Himachal Pradesh.
- Approximately 4,000-5,000 vehicles are stuck on the Kiratpur to Manali highway near Mandi due to a landslide in Mandi today.
- Stranded travelers face immense challenges as they await assistance and clearance of the affected routes.
Impact of Heavy Rains and Landslides
- Nine fatalities reported so far, with additional individuals missing and search operations underway.
- Flash floods were witnessed in Khotinallah near Aut, causing further disruption and stranding commuters.
- Landslides triggered by continuous rainfall and the arrival of the Southwest Monsoon in Himachal Pradesh.
Mandi to Manali Road Condition Today
- A total of 301 roads closed, including two national highways, causing extensive traffic disruptions.
- Mandi district was particularly affected, with 29 roads closed and alternative routes being opened gradually.
- State Disaster Management Authority deploys SDRF and NDRF personnel to clear roads and restore connectivity.
Local Advisories and Damage Assessment
- Kullu district administration advises individuals to stay updated through official channels like Kullu Mandi road news today before traveling.
- Three reported deaths and significant damage to infrastructure, including loss of livestock and damage to cowsheds.
- Ongoing assessment of the extent of the damage and coordinated efforts to provide relief to affected areas.
The devastating landslides and heavy rains in Himachal Pradesh have caused widespread disruptions, leaving numerous roads closed and thousands of people stranded. The state authorities are actively working to clear the affected routes and provide assistance to those in need. Travelers are advised to stay updated on the latest information and take necessary precautions while authorities focus on rescue and restoration efforts in the region.
